I spend a lot of time kvetching and carrying on about what I don’t like. Probably TOO much. So, in the spirit of the season, I’m going to share some things that I’m thankful for — both in daytime and in my life! 1. Much of NYC’s population has poor enough vision to keep mistaking… Read More Soap Opera Weekly: Blogging With Mala
:::bangs gavel::: I hereby call this meeting of Pearl Clutchers Anonymous to order! Just kidding. I know there was a lot of gasping and perhaps some rending of clothes and tearing of hair, but I really don’t think the Nov. 19 liplock between AS THE WORLD TURNS Brian and Luke was as traumatic as some… Read More Soap Opera Weekly: Blogging With Mala
The 13th and final ABC Super Soap Weekend — and my second — has come and gone and I still can’t believe it’s over. It was such a fun whirlwind that I want to share some of the highlights with you, our readers. FRIDAY 10:17 AM: My cab driver to New York’s JFK airport tells… Read More Soap Opera Weekly: Blogging With Mala
In an effort to not spew forth my myriad feelings on Todd and Marty’s UTTERLY REPULSIVE AND OFFENSIVE SEX SCENE on today’s ONE LIFE TO LIVE, I’m blogging about something else entirely. Something frivolous! See, the last page in our magazine is always this feature called Just Asking (formerly known as the FYI), and if… Read More Soap Opera Weekly: Blogging With Mala
I stood in the polling booth this morning and had a serious moment of zen, a moment that made my throat clog with emotion and my eyes grow damp and one that I will likely never forget. No matter what the outcome of today’s presidential election is, it is a day for the history books.… Read More November 4, 2008. Remember it.
I’ve been doing various things in an effort to combat NIGHT SHIFT withdrawal (it’s only been one week, after all!). I’ve been watching a lot of YouTube. There’s been some sugar consumption. (If you’re ever in New York City, you MUST visit the Treats Truck. It’s the best thing on the planet.) And I’ve been… Read More Soap Opera Weekly: Blogging With Mala
Why, in these last few weeks leading up to the Presidential election, is there such a need to define what makes someone a “real” American? Why the divisiveness, and the implication that edumacated, elitist big city folks just don’t understand the toils and troubles of the average, homespun “real” America? Well, I’ve looked at it… Read More “Real America”: The sweet land of bigotry.
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